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Color of Water
Cleaning up after Teddy
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

I’m glad to note that Mandaue City mayor-elect Jonas Cortes has come up with a sound and practical to-do list, which, by his own pronouncement after his proclamation as mayor last week, will underline his administration’s direction within the next three years.

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Like ‘special kids’
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

The citizen’s arrest effected by lawyer Jojie Decal against three election officers who canvassed the votes from Bogo town last Saturday is the latest twist in the much-awaited election results in Cebu’s fourth district, where the political fortunes of the Martinezes are hanging precariously.

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Gullas defends ‘wave’ of cityhood
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

CONGRESSMAN Eduardo Gullas (Cebu, 1st district) took time out from his busy schedule to call in his reactions to the petition of the League of Cities of the Philippines against the conversion of some 12 municipalities into cities.

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Color of Water
Bayani's example
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

In a previous column, I wrote about the proposal of 32 municipalities to become cities although only 12 were able to comply with legal requirements for cityhood.

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Color of Water
Tough times for Osmeñas
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

The May elections is said to be a referendum on the current Arroyo administration, but in Cebu province, the polling will tell if the forces of former senator Sonny Osmeña and ex-governor Lito Osmeña would be able to preserve their claim to Cebu as Osmeña country, amid the growing influence of the Garcias.

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Resisting suspension
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

By resisting a lawful order placing him under preventive suspension for six months, Mandaue City Mayor Teddy Ouano thinks the public will be led to believe he is innocent of accusations that he conspired with public works officials in the summit lamps overprice.

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Why not visit Asian shrines?
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

NEXT week begins the fifth and final full week of Lent and in case you noticed, newspaper ads about foreign and local pilgrimages, mostly foreign, have been coming out.

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Color of Water
Winning signs
by Malou Guanzon Apalisok

At the launch of the One Cebu party the other day, Governor Gwendolyn Garcia and political allies raised up their pointing fingers to illustrate by their hands, or rather by their fingers, how this latest political grouping should be recognized.

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